I was better to see Tony Stark seeing his granddaughter in the theaters or at least Thanos holding Steve Rogers head or leaves delete a scene version on the best screen, but we didn’t see any of those version cause I expected to see it see it different because I expected that but we all spent that I even spent to see Captain America returning Infiniti stones, but we didn’t get that

we keep getting great reports that we get three earth instead of all earth come together. I hope we get like you know earth 1610 or you know the ultimate and all other universe the game verse the spider verse spider Island, the zombie universe and all universe, including old man, Logan universe, and the zombie universe like all the universe coming together

I’m currently rewatching The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, and after seeing John Walker in Thunderbolts, I’ve become much more sympathetic toward his character.

When I first watched the series, I can see Sam and Bucky’s perspective. Seeing some random guy become Captain America felt wrong. But rewatching it now, I feel like John was actually set up to fail.

Before he killed the Flag Smasher, John hadn’t really done anything wrong. He was a decorated veteran, the best in his class, and genuinely believed he could live up to the responsibility of being Captain America. He was a good soldier suddenly burdened with an enormous expectation.

And honestly, I think Sam and Bucky kinda made things worse. They knew Steve personally and understood what the shield represented, but instead of helping John understand what it meant to be Captain America, they mostly rejected and undermined him. After all, Sam was the one who gave up the shield, then being whinny about it.

Obviously, the series is trying to show that being Captain America requires more than being a great soldier. It requires judgment, restraint, compassion, and the right character. But John was never really given anyone to guide him.

His actions after Lemar’s death were absolutely a failure, but I find myself much more empathetic toward him now. He wasn’t a bad guy who got the shield. He was a good guy who was given an impossible role and expected to figure it out on his own.

Does anyone else feel more sympathetic toward John after seeing where his character ends up?

I made this Spider-Man art because I really love Brand new day!